Harry Jowsey and Amber Mozo split after claims he met girlfriend on their honeymoon

Aussie star Harry Jowsey and wife Amber Mozo confirmed their split in an explosive on-air reunion, with Mozo torching her ex after claiming he met his new girlfriend on their honeymoon.

Jowsey, 29, married Mozo, 31, after he chose her as his wife from a group of 20 single women vying for his heart on the Netflix reality series Let’s Marry Harry.

In a heated reunion, the exes came face-to-face with Mozo alleging Jowsey “couldn’t take two weeks off his life” to spend with her on their Australian honeymoon.

“You told everyone you wanted to be a husband and then you get off the cameras,” Mozo blasted Jowsey.

“Then you want to act like a f--king pig and play in my face.”

Jowsey, originally from Yeppoon, Queensland, admitted their relationship crumbled during their honeymoon but clarified their marriage was never legalised after their televised wedding.

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Mozo resented Jowsey’s claims they simply “didn’t connect” and instead alleged his relationship with a “big influencer” whom he met on their Australian honeymoon.

“He was prioritising being with this person and filming,” Mozo explained, “then pushed me to the side and then made as if it was my problem.

“You treated me like trash the whole time.”

Jowsey gave his side of the story, saying he was asked by Netflix to avoid any public dates with Mozo to avoid spoiling the outcome of the show.

Mozo didn’t buy Jowsey’s explanation and instead accused her ex of intentionally leaving her at home alone.

“You met your f--king girlfriend on our honeymoon,” she said, referring to the unnamed influencer.

Jowsey denied this was the case, saying she was a friend who had agreed to make content with his as a “smokescreen” to ward off viewer speculation of who he chose, though he didn’t address if the pair were an item now.

“I don’t enjoy being in a marriage where I’m gaslit, manipulated and emotionally abused,” Amber said. “I f--king ran for the hills once I saw what you were about when the cameras cut.”

While Harry denied the accusation of emotional abuse, he agreed their trip to Australia was a breaking point.

“We weren’t seeing eye-to-eye in Australia. We just weren’t connecting; that was the biggest thing,” he explained.

“We just realised we probably weren’t each other’s people.”